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Iran’s national football team arrived in Tijuana in the early hours of June 7 to prepare for the US-Canada-Mexico World Cup. The US issued visas to all players on June 5, but the Iranian Football Federation says several logistical staff — including “key managerial and administrative personnel” — were denied visas. FIFA had approved relocating Iran’s base from Tucson, Arizona to Tijuana because of the visa dispute. Mexican president Sheinbaum said US authorities did not want the team to overnight in the United States during the tournament.

On the evening of the 7th, Iran supreme leader military adviser Rezai said Iran will not tolerate any violations of the ceasefire or aggression against Lebanon, and warned further actions would prompt harsher reprisals and heavier costs. Earlier the same evening the Israeli military said it detected multiple missiles launched from Iran toward Israel, triggering air-raid sirens across the country; an IDF spokesman said all missiles had been intercepted. Israeli sources said about 10 missiles were fired.